Libraries catalysts for innovation, empowerment

Primary and Secondary Education Minister, Honourable Professor Torerayi Moyo
Primary and Secondary Education Minister, Honourable Professor Torerayi Moyo

Liberty Dube in TROUTBECK, Nyanga
LIBRARIES are not just repositories of information, but pivotal in enhancing educational outcomes by providing access to essential resources, promoting digital literacy, and facilitating collaborative initiatives that empower communities.

Some of the delegates that attended the conference
Some of the delegates that attended the conference

Officially opening the 58th Annual Zimbabwe Library Association (ZimLA) Conference in Troutbeck, Nyanga this morning, Primary and Secondary Education Minister, Honourable Professor Torerayi Moyo underscored the importance of transforming libraries into vibrant centres for STEM learning, digital literacy, and entrepreneurship.

Some of the delegates that attended the conference
Some of the delegates that attended the conference

“By positioning libraries as vital resources for knowledge and empowerment, we can contribute significantly to achieving national development goals and realising a prosperous future for Zimbabwe,” he said.

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